CA Roster helpl

[MiguelS]

Is this gun not on the roster.

It is P220 Stainless Steel. But is this a P220R? I see the non rail version on the list but not the railed version.

http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=133892361

[Overkill]

The 220 Stainless has a rail. The "R" designation came afterwards in order to seperate the raled/non-railed aluminum framed versions.

Please note that the rail on the 220 ST you have a link to in your post is the old rail configuration - it is not the same as the rail found on many current pistols, or on the current 220 ST pistols. Sig changed from that rail to the current configuration a few years back (a bit before they changed all their models to being rail-equipped)

[MiguelS]

So this pistol is CA Approved.

[Miltiades]

An FFL question

So this pistol is CA Approved.

Well, my FFL said the P220ST was CA approved when he received it in shipment for me from another location, about 3 weeks ago. I suggest you speak with the FFL you intend to use before taking action. If he says it is approved, you are covered for the purchase.

[ldivinag]

Please note that the rail on the 220 ST you have a link to in your post is the old rail configuration - it is not the same as the rail found on many current pistols, or on the current 220 ST pistols. Sig changed from that rail to the current configuration a few years back (a bit before they changed all their models to being rail-equipped)

that gunbroker listing looks like the second gen 220ST.

so it has the proper mil-spec 1913 rails.

1st gen 220STs used the 220 SPORT frame which had the wacky rail cause it was to be used with the add-on compensator.

[MiguelS]

That vendor will ship to CA, also another vendor that is selling P220 BSS LEO issued/used for 4-5 years (approx 600rds) will ship to CA for $535. Figure that is a good deal.